Untold Truth About The Nat Turner Rebellion
We may assume that the story of Nat Turner was told to us in full, but a closer look inside of the hidden spectrums of history determines otherwise. Here are very intricate details to the untold informative accounts of what is hidden in plain site.
Nat Turner was a motivational religious preacher born in Southampton County Virginia on October 2 1800.
He led a slave rebellion group of people that slaughtered the lives of their kidnappers, or how history likes to title them, slave masters.
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According to many records and a novel, the European settlers described the famous rebellion act of Nat Turner, as one of the same aftermaths of the Indian slave rebellions that they were encountering since 1712, well over 100 years prior to Nat Turner’s rebellion; describing their actions as gruesome, gory, vicious and ungodly.
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Bodies were viciously hacked up and left on the grounds to hang, all while decaying body parts were being picked by vultures. Including all of their slave master’s family members. Men, women and their children and infants. Not leaving a single life to live as they savagely saw fit.
It was the very same actions that Nat Turner discovered all while traveling throughout the Common Weath of Virginia, all along the reservation of the Powhatan Nation, granted with his slave master’s permission due to being a preacher of different surrounding counties.
In 2015, as part of the 15th anniversary of the 1954 Supreme Court Desegregation Decision, the state of Virginia instituted a Civil Rights And Education Heritage Tour located on the reservation of the Powhatan Nation in Southampton.
The Common Weath started a driving tour that takes you through the southside of Virginia, in the middle of a fore, traveling to witness the grave sites of the Native Aborigines known as Indian slaves at that time of burial.
Tourist attractions in Fort Christiana are presented along with the area in which the Nat Turner rebellion took place.
Another familiar name of the Powhatan Nation is the Native Aborigine by the name of Pocahontas, famously known for the Walt Disney manipulated interpretation of her characteristics and persona.
They finally caught up with Nat Turner after the slaughtering decimated, hiding inside of a cave like pit that was occupied by Indians at that time.
These people are called the Nottoway Indians that hid Nat Turner and his family from danger. This is part of history that was left out of most of the stories you hear about Nat Turner.
What is important to note, if Indians are what they show and tell us they are today; of Western tribe decent with the straight like hair and the alkaline features, then how could Nat Turner and his family live and hide amongst them for so long if they didnt look like him?
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Sources: United States Library of Congress – Dates 1712 – 1832, The Confession Of Nat Turner: An Authentic Account Of The Whole Insurrection by Thomas Grey – Jan. 2016, The Confessions Of Nat Turner: The Leader of the Late Insurrections in Southampton, VA by Nat Turner – Oct. 2013, Fort. Christanna Cemetery, Civil Rights and Education Heritage Trail in Southampton, VA
Dane Calloway
Dane Calloway is an educator, well-respected historian, and unorthodox researcher with 15+ years of related experience specializing in ethnographic, field, and historical research, American Indian history, World history, American history, case study, and unconventional journalism. Dane Calloway is the founder of Im Just Here To Make You Think Inc., in which he and his company specialize in educational writing and audiovisual works, sharing knowledge of surreptitious information by providing unembellished truths that is generally not mentioned and/or known to the public.
